Skills from clawhub.ai/tristanmanchester

Browse and search Reddit in read-only mode using public JSON endpoints. Use when the user asks to browse subreddits, search for posts by topic, inspect comment threads, or build a shortlist of links to review and reply to manually.

This skill provides curl-based templates and an OpenAPI schema to create and search Fabric workspace resources via the Fabric HTTP API. It makes network calls to `https://api.fabric.so`, uses the `FABRIC_API_KEY` env var, and includes `curl` command examples (CLI execution).

This skill transcribes audio/video with AssemblyAI and exports subtitles, paragraphs, or sentences. It reads `ASSEMBLYAI_API_KEY`, runs `node {baseDir}/assemblyai.mjs` commands, and connects to `https://api.assemblyai.com`.

This skill provides Node CLI helpers to run web research via the Parallel Search/Extract APIs and pipeline scripts. It requires the `PARALLEL_API_KEY`, instructs running `node` scripts (e.g. `scripts/parallel-search.mjs`), and makes network calls to `https://api.parallel.ai`.

This skill provides a JSON-first CLI to manage Notion via `{baseDir}/scripts/notionctl.mjs` (search, export, create, append, move, triage). It reads `NOTION_API_KEY`/`NOTION_TOKEN`/`NOTION_API_TOKEN` and `~/.config/notion/api_key`, accesses local files like `{baseDir}/assets/triage-rules.example.json`, and calls `https://api.notion.com`.

This skill tracks parcels via the 17TRACK API, storing data in a workspace-local SQLite DB (`<workspace>/packages/track17/track17.sqlite3`) and offering polling and a webhook receiver. It reads `TRACK17_TOKEN`/`TRACK17_WEBHOOK_SECRET`, makes requests to `https://api.17track.net/track/v2.2`, and exposes CLI commands like `python3 skills/track17/scripts/track17.py`.

This skill audits iOS/React Native/Expo repositories and outputs a PASS/WARN/FAIL readiness report and publish checklist. It runs local tooling and shell commands (`git`, `xcodebuild`, `plutil`, `python`, `node`) and scans the repo for secret artefacts (e.g. `*.p12`, `.env`, `id_rsa`).